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    In this communications study, an analysis of the denial of racism as a basis for the Neoliberal commoditization of racial identity will be analyzed in “Fashioning Race for the Free Market on America’s Next Top Model” by Amy Adele Hasinoff. Hasinoff (2008) defines the propagandistic modes of racial commoditization in "Realty TV shows”, such as “America’s Next Top Model” (ANTM), to identify the Neoliberal fantasy of the structural irrelevance of racism in the 21st century. This ideology attempts…

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    Reality TV shows play a very important part of how different groups of people are represented in the media. These type of shows are highly popular in mainstream media and have the power to reach a wide range of audience members and shape their ideas of certain groups of people in our society. Big Brother is a reality TV show that gathers up its contestants in a camera covered mansion where there every moment is recorded and at the end the last remaining houseguest receives the grand prize of…

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    It’s only after Jennifer has sex with a boy from Pleasantville's high school that things begin to change. Much like Pleasantville, the movie, The Truman Show revolves around the life of no other than Truman. Unbeknownst to Truman he is the star of a reality TV show that is broadcast around the clock throughout the entire world, following Truman’s every move. The movie takes place within a large dome that holds the city of Seahaven. All the residents of Seahaven are actors, and during Truman’s…

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    Truman Show Symbolism

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    generic as any cliché 50’s show, but the plot twists as the light falls from the sky. In the conversations, the characters do not physically interact with one another; yet speak with a fence between each other symbolizing a separation between their realities. The family across the street seems staged perfectly (2), as if waiting systematically for Truman to come out and greet them. The older man is carrying a large trashcan, which just so happens to have awkward black bulb like object on the…

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    In high school, he fell in love with a girl named Sylvia. She was against the concept of The Truman Show and began to tell him the truth about the world he was living in but before she was able to explain everything, she was forcefully taken away and exiled from the show. Truman never forgot her and years later when he observed the stage light fall from the sky, the elevator with no back wall, the pedestrians on the loop around the block and began to realize that something was going on he…

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    Reality TV is a world full of crazy emotions and feelings. One prominent feeling that is intensified in reality TV is love. Many people in the real world are in search of love. The reality TV world takes this thought into account when making their shows. Why not give normal people a chance at love on reality TV? Although “The Bachelor” and “Bachelor in Paradise” take place in separate parts of the world and involve different types of people and elimination set ups, both are tv shows designed to…

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    So, recently I read Deborah Tannen's 1994 essay "The Triumph of the Yell", in which she laments the deterioration of modern-day debate due to its over-combative nature. She argues that framing debates as a fight between opposing extremes obstructs the truth rather than bringing it to light. While I was reading it, I couldn't help but think of the anime fan community (as well as the gaming community, and the sad state of U.S. politics) and the "debates" that take place within it. Far too often,…

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    I feel the this election is particularly stressful due to the increasing split between parties, and this year most notably, the divisions occurring within both parties. There are many republicans, including those who are well renowned, refusing to support their presidential candidate for the first time in their lives, compared to the shameless support and passion towards Trump that other republicans express. On the democratic side there is a clear sense of anger amongst the many Bernie Sanders…

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    How Shamiqua Stole America

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    Cut!”(UnReal). Irritated, the producer lectures Shamiqua about her lack of "wife potential." However, the producer’s actual problem with the scene was that Shamiqua is black. This is the first scene from the new lifetime show UnReal, based on the reality tv show The Bachelor. The Bachelor started as a show where one man got…

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    On screen- sweet Cameron Diaz is type cast as the sweet , funny babe in most of her films, she is always know for her comedic roles, and girl-next door charisma. She was once a model before she had the privilege to become an actress. In 1994, Diaz won her first film role in the blockbuster action-comedy The Mask, starring the comedic Jim Carrey. With no previous acting experience, she had originally auditioned for a supporting character in the film. And ever since her appearance in film most…

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